Apple launched the first MacBook Air 17 years ago today, captivating customers with a groundbreaking design that set new ...

Of Apple’s recent laptop ranges, the M1/M2/M3 MacBook Air and 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro ... such as smarter daisy-chaining and faster PCI hard-drive connections. For more detail, read our ...

The best MacBook accessories help you get the most from your premium Apple laptop. Laptops like the MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 and MacBook Air 13-inch ... to store portable hard drives, charging ...

Work, stream, and create with the M1 MacBook Air (2020) — a refurbished model with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD — for just $515.

The M2 MacBook Air might no longer be the latest model available, but it's still a great laptop if you want something that is ...

Apple isn’t giving the M4 MacBook Air a redesign, so all of the chip’s efficiency gains should be funneled into battery life improvements. Apple did something surprising with its first M4 Macs ...

There is a good chance that Apple's first product announcement of 2025 will be updated 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models with the M4 chip. Last month, Apple released macOS Sequoia 15.2 ...

First is the oldest MacBook Air that’s still sold. That would be the M1 MacBook Air that currently goes for $649 (regular $699) from Walmart. If you’re buying a MacBook Air that’s older than ...

Apple's M4 MacBook Air is expected to launch soon this year M4 models rumored to be in mass production, codenamed J713 and J715 The M5 chip is also expected to be unveiled later this year While ...

I have the Pro version, which gives me a little bit more power, but if you're after something smaller and more portable, then the MacBook Air is the best option for you. And we've just spotted ...

The M4 MacBook Air will get the Mac rolling in 2025, with a release happening “relatively soon.” Gurman previously reported that the M4 MacBook Air would start shipping between January and ...

Its name even looks a little like ‘AIR’ if you squint. Its name even looks a little like ‘AIR’ if you squint. Antonio G. Di Benedetto is a reviewer covering laptops and the occasional gadget.